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Doom

  • Video Game
  • 1993
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IMDb RATING
8.6/10
6.1K
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Doom (1993)
CyberpunkDark FantasyMonster HorrorOne-Person Army ActionSupernatural HorrorActionFantasyHorrorSci-Fi

In the future, an unnamed marine fights for survival on a space station on Mars where the Union Aerospace Corporation accidentally opened up a physical portal to Hell.In the future, an unnamed marine fights for survival on a space station on Mars where the Union Aerospace Corporation accidentally opened up a physical portal to Hell.In the future, an unnamed marine fights for survival on a space station on Mars where the Union Aerospace Corporation accidentally opened up a physical portal to Hell.

  • Directors
    • John Carmack
    • Tomohiko Sato
  • Writers
    • John Carmack
    • Tom Hall
  • Stars
    • J.S. Gilbert
    • Kevin Cloud
    • David Koseruba
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  • IMDb RATING
    8.6/10
    6.1K
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    • Directors
      • John Carmack
      • Tomohiko Sato
    • Writers
      • John Carmack
      • Tom Hall
    • Stars
      • J.S. Gilbert
      • Kevin Cloud
      • David Koseruba
    • 28User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    J.S. Gilbert
    J.S. Gilbert
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    • Doomguy (Hands)
    • (uncredited)
    David Koseruba
    • Additional Voices
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    • (uncredited)
    Christopher Murvey
    • Additional Voices
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    Bobby Prince
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      • Tomohiko Sato
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      • John Carmack
      • Tom Hall
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    doom-mike

    More memories...

    My first action packed experience on the PC. Back in '95, I had started my third year in elementary school, this game was well known to the gaming community here in Sweden. Haha I remember the first time I discussed cheat codes for the game with my classmates. Before Doom there was Wolfenstein 3D, but this game focused on an invasion by demons on a military base, placed on the moon Phobos.

    Every single one of your comrades got killed, and alone you had to fight yourself through an army of former humans and of course the hideous packs of demons. The graphics were great at the time, and as young as I was, it gave me great pleasure of completing the shareware release. Knee Deep in the Dead was the first episode of three(fourth came later).

    A+
    10FrankBooth_DeLarge

    One of the best first person shooter games ever made

    Doom was a revolution in first person shooters. In Doom, instead of just shooting everything, you also have to hit switches and make your way to the next level. As you do this, you also fight monsters. Everything about this game is great. It's fun and challenging, the graphics are cool(though a bit dated now), the music in the background is top notch, being some of the best music I've ever heard in a game, and the monsters are cool. The levels in this game are very hellish, and frightening at times. Some rooms are dark, some are dirty, sometimes a monster will jump out from around the corner, the sounds in the game are realistic and creepy, and sometimes the music is creepy too.

    As a kid, my friend and I used to play this game for countless hours. Other games we played were Duke Nukem and Quake. Those games are very similar to Doom.

    Doom is a great game, I hope you can get the chance to play it some time.
    Quackle

    The True Classic of FPS Games

    Doom, like my title suggests, is a true classic. Why? Since when (in 1993) did you see non 90º walls? Switches? Sky?! Crushing ceilings? Dynamic lighting?! It was an amazing feat for gaming, and it placed ID Software right on the timeline of computer gaming. I still remember playing Doom on my computer at work with my beloved PC speaker; my boss heard, and you can guess the outcome.

    It is hard nowadays to get hold of, but check any old shareware CDs and you might just find it...

    10/10!
    10tnkewnke

    DOOM! Bringing FPS's to a whole 'nother dimension!

    First there were first-person-shooters like Wolfenstein 3D. Then comes Doom. A game where you're not only running and gunning, you've got switches to pull and secret doors lead you to the key to get to the next level all the while dodging fireballs and demons and flying flaming skulls. Someone at id software must've reached deep into my psyche and conjured up what hell looks like. Countless hours of heart-pounding entertainment. Games like Quake, Duke Nukem, Star Trek: Voyager-Elite Force and Clive Barker's Undying all owe their existence to DOOM. Can't wait for Doom 3!
    10rocketpulse

    The Classics never die!

    Back in December 1993 people awaited and were unleashed what was going to be a new era in Computer games. Doom set the standard, a simple objective based around a superb story line, kill or be killed!

    This game made history, and it continues to. now, almost a decade later, and after two sequels lots of different computer platform versions, we are about to be unleashed with Doom 3, Which the producers claim is gonna scare the living day lights out of everyone. They've done it before. They'll do it again!

    Doom Lives, and will always, thats what games that make new eras do!

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    • Trivia
      The chainsaw and shotgun weapons in the game were inspired by the Evil Dead (1981) series of movies.
    • Goofs
      In the game, enemies can hear fired shots, which attracts their attention. But there's a bug in the game so that enemies can hear any attack, including your character's (silent) punches. Also, the enemies cannot hear the idling chainsaw, but once you attack with it they will be alerted.
    • Crazy credits
      After the end credits on the Sega 32X version, the game reverts to a fake DOS prompt from which the player cannot exit without shutting off the game.
    • Alternate versions
      The Game Boy Advance port saw a few changes in order to secure the "T for Teen" rating. .All red blood was recolored green .Corpses disappear after a few seconds .Corpses part of the level design are removed .Zombies and Imps can no longer be gibbed by explosive weapons and barrels
    • Connections
      Edited into id Anthology (1996)

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    • Release date
      • December 10, 1993 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Doom 1993
    • Production company
      • id Software
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